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Stefanovi? second F1 bid fails due to lack of engine deal

Zoran Stefanovic Serbian business man Zoran Stefanovi? has admitted he had to withdraw his bid to enter Formula 1 in 2015 because his project could not secure an engine deal. Alongside Gene Haas and Colin Kolles' separate bids, Stefanovi? - who also tried and failed to enter Formula 1 with departed Toyota's assets in 2010 – recently renewed his push to join the sport. Formula 1′s governing body has delayed making a decision about the twelfth team for 2015, but Stefanovich has confirmed reports he is no longer in the running. The biggest problem, he told Italy's Omnicorse, was that he was unable to agree terms with either Mercedes, Ferrari or Renault for a customer turbo V6....
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